Hong Kong 2006
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Chapter 16:
Public Order
Introduction
Fight Crime Committee
Police Force
Independent Police Complaints Council (IPCC)
Customs and Excise
Narcotics Division
Independent Commission Against Corruption
Government Laboratory
Immigration Department
Fire Services
Correctional Services
Commissioner on Interception of Communications and Surveillance
Civil Aid Service
Government Flying Service
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Introduction

Hong Kong continues to be one of the safest places in the world in which to live and work. Its crime rate is low and detection rate high, compared with other metropolitan cities, due to the city's professional law enforcement agencies and law-abiding citizens. Education also plays a big part in bringing about this enviable environment.

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